xTool P2 Laser Engraver

Enclosed Design

Safety features of the xTool P2 Laser Engraver include an enclosed design, adjustable air assist, and an efficient smoke extraction system. These elements collectively minimize risks associated with laser engraving, creating a secure working environment.

Cameras

The P2 Laser Engraver integrates dual 16MP smart cameras to facilitate curved surface engraving and batch pattern filling. This feature expands the machine’s versatility by allowing for precise engraving on both flat and curved surfaces.

Feeder

The automatic conveyor feeder of the P2 Laser Engraver is designed to handle larger materials with precision. This feature ensures consistent engraving quality across substantial workpieces, contributing to efficient production processes for various projects.

Laser

Equipped with a 55W laser tube, the P2 Laser Engraver offers the capability to cut through materials such as black walnut (18mm), acrylic (20mm), and basswood (3mm) at a speed of 35mm/s. This versatility accommodates diverse material requirements, enhancing its applicability across a range of creative tasks.

Rotary Attachment

The P2 Laser Engraver features a Riser Base and RA2 Pro rotary attachment that enhance its creative potential. The Riser Base accommodates thicker materials, while the rotary attachment enables engraving on cylindrical objects. These accessories extend the range of possible applications for the engraver.

Adaptability

The xTool P2 Laser Engraver boasts high absorption efficiency for various materials. This attribute allows for precise engraving on a wide range of substrates, demonstrating adaptability for different creative needs.

9.2Expert Score

Gizcoupon Review

xTool P2 55W Laser Engraver offers precise engraving, but consider learning curve and ventilation.

Design

9.1

Engraving

9.3

Camera

8.7

Power

9.1

PROS

• High precision engraving
• Powerful 55W laser
• Versatile for different surfaces
• User-friendly setup
• Intuitive design software
• Built-in safety measures
• Wide application range

CONS

• Learning curve for new users
• Ventilation requirements for fumes
• Material restrictions
• Regular maintenance
• Laser safety precautions
• Requires adequate workspace
• Higher initial cost